Rolls-Royce unveils bespoke Spectre Rose commission

Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Spectre Rose, a bespoke commission via the Rolls-Royce Private Office Dubai by a prominent Middle Eastern client in honour of her daughter.

The inspiration for the design came from the English Princess Rose, of which its colour (a delicate pink) is also the favourite colour of the client's daughter. Each green leaf on the embroidered stem represents a family member, adding an intimate and purposeful gesture to the design.

Each green leaf on the embroidered stem in the cabin of the bespoke Spectire represents a family member, adding an intimate and purposeful gesture to its design

All four headrests and the rear seat waterfall bear the bespoke rose motif that gives the motor car its name and identity. The embroidery was developed through a close collaboration between a dedicated bespoke Designer, based at Private Office Dubai, and a bespoke embroidery artisan, based at the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood.

The Spectre Rose is finished in brilliant Arctic White, accentuated by a single Coachline hand-painted in vibrant Peony Pink, with the same shade selected for the pinstripes on the 23-inch forged seven-spoke wheels and its body-coloured centres.

Its interior continues the sharp, high-contrast theme, with leather upholstered seats in Grace White with complements of Black and Peony Pink seat inserts, contrast stitching, and detailing. High-gloss Piano White veneer, black carpets, and a black central armrest complete the clean, monochromatic effect.